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Remove USB Drive & Exit
Prepares the USB storage device for disconnect and closes the OSD menu.
Please use this function before removing the USB storage device from the monitor.
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The supported file system format of the USB storage device is FAT32.
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The monitor is not guaranteed to work with all USB storage devices sold commercially.
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The [Import/Export] function does not export the dependent settings of each monitor, e.g. calibration status. The
exported file can be imported within PA271Q monitors, or within PA311D monitors. The latest compatible models for
[Import/Export] functions will be on the NEC Display Solutions website.
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Setting the time clock is required to create an export file. Follow the instructions on the OSD menu and set the time.
Once the time is set, the monitor counts automatically while the AC power is active.
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Visit the NEC Display Solutions website for information on firmware releases.
Customizing the Hot Key functions
You can configure the keys on the front bezel for quick access to your most used OSD settings. For example, you can configure
a key to set a specific picture mode, change to a specific video input, open a specific menu, and so on.
1. Touch the monitor keys to show the keys' guide.
2. Touch the Menu key to open the OSD menu.
3. Navigate to the [Custom] menu.
4. Touch the Down key to highlight [Hot key].
5. Touch the > key to enter the hot-key list.
6. Touch the Up or Down keys to highlight the hot-key you want to configure.
7. Touch the Set key to open the [Hot key settings: Key#] configuration menu.
8. Use the Exit, Up, Down, and > keys to navigate the Hot key settings menu and select the option you want to assign to the
selected hot-key.
The functions you can assign to the hot-keys include the following:
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Picture mode: This menu lets you assign a specific picture mode to the hot-key, such as [sRNB] or [Low Blue]. Note
that the number of picture modes you can choose from in this list depends on how many are set in [Number of Picture
modes] in the [Custom] OSD menu. (See
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Video input: This menu lets you assign a specific input to the hot-key, such as [DP1] or [HDMI1].
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OSD menu shortcut: This menu lets you assign an OSD menu shortcut to the hot-key. For example, by default, the
[Picture mode] menu is assigned to Key2.
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Function 1: This menu lets you assign specific adjustment functions to the hot-key. For example, by default, the
[Luminance] adjustment control is assigned to Key3, and the [Volume] adjustment control is assigned to Key4.
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Function 2: This menu lets you assign specific features to the hot-key and tapping the hot-key cycles through
that feature's options. For example, by default, [Multi picture] is assigned to Key5 and, when the OSD menu is
closed, touching Key5 once turns on [Multi picture] and shows the inputs as PiP and touching Key5 again turns off
[Multi picture].
9. After you highlight the function you want to assign to the hot-key, touch the Set key to save the change and return to the
main OSD menu.
Now, when you touch the front bezel, label for the function you selected will appear above the hot-key.
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There are eight hot keys on the front bezel. Keys2-8 are configurable for easy access to OSD menu functions. Key1
Menu cannot be changed as its function is to open the OSD menu.
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When an OSD menu is open, the hot-keys function as navigation keys for the menu.
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